New Efforts Planned To End Long Shell Strike
Federal mediation officials from the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service will join other officials this weekend to attempt a settlement of a 10 month strike at the Shell refinery in Deer Park. About 2,000 workers are idled. Houston labor leaders urged President Kennedy to send Labor Secretary Willard Wirtz to participate. Mayor Lewis Cutter declined to intervene, while Shell workers’ wives met Shell managers for two hours to discuss obstacles to settlement.
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Deer Park
Wiliam E. Simkin
Washingstrike
Federal Media
Shell
Tion and Conciliation Service
Houston Area
Kennedy
Willard Wirtz
Houston
Lewis Cutter
Oi, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Denver
J. W. Hyde
L. T. Wilson
College officials attend IBM Advanced Management Conference
John R. Guemple director of nonacademic courses and Mrs. John Durham registrar of Lee College attended an IBM Advanced Management Conference at the Sheraton Lincoln Hotel.
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John R. Guemple
John Durham
Lee College
IBM
Sheraton’- Lincoln
Guemple
Durham
Radiation Belt Increases After 1962 Nuclear Tests
American space scientist Wilmot N. Hess told the Space Science Symposium that the Van Allen radiation belt broadened in 1962 due to three Soviet high altitude nuclear explosions detected on Oct 22, 28 and Nov 1, in addition to a U.S. test, highlighting cross country nuclear effects on near Earth space.
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Warsaw
Poland
Wilmot N. Hess
Earth
U.S
Hess
Space Science
Caspar
International Committee On
Ulch Earns Degrees At Baylor And AIFT Phoenix
Jerry Keith Ulch son of Mr and Mrs Jerry P Ulch of 3106 Michigan completed studies at the American Institute for Foreign Trade in Phoenix Arizona with a focus on practical foreign techniques in Spanish and Latin American areas. He earned a BA degree from Baylor University in 1956.
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Jerry Keith Ulch
Jerry P. Ulch
Michigan
American Institute For Foreign Trade
Pheenix
Ariz
Baylor University
Funeral notices for Grill and Jordon in Baytown area
Funeral services are planned for Lawrence Eugene Grill at Trinity Episcopal Church in Baytown with burial at Memory Gardens. He is survived by his mother Elsie Post Chervenko and father C F Grill, a sister and grandmother. Pallbearers are named. A second funeral for Larttle Viola Jordan will be held at First Baptist Church in Baytown with burial at Jordan Cemetery Batson. Surviving relatives include husband Reverend James Lee Jordan and multiple children and grandchildren. Burial by Sterling Funeral Home Dayton.
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Memory Gardens
Earthmen Funeral Home
Eva Post
Eva Chervenka
Kath
Baytown
Robert Dippel
Calvin Rutherford
al Murphy
Gary Garner
Dan Wiedeman
C. G. Cezeaux
Trinity Episcopal Memorial Fund
Fiew
Canadian stance dampens NATO surface fleet plan
Ottawa says no commitments on Kennedy plan for a North Atlantic Treaty Organization surface nuclear fleet after talks with U S envoy Livingston Merchant. Canada in principle opposes Polaris crewed ships and international crews. In Tokyo, Red China calls Avtar Singh a tool of the United States and challenges his Laos control commission chairmanship amid reports of Chinese troops in northern Laos. Poland joined in voting against the move.
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Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Canada
U.S
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Lester B. Pearson
Tokyo
China
Avtar Singh
India
United States
Control Commission
Laos
Peking
Agerest
New China News Agency
Singh
Poland
Noon Call Courtesy Merrill Lynch Firm Abed with Some 20 Sy 13
A fragmented financial notice from a brokerage firm references a noon call arrangement with Merrill Lynch Pierce Fenner Smith and associates. It mentions an abbreviated set of parameters or codes, hinting at a trading or settlement instruction. Further legible details are not provided in the readable text.
Hospital notes new admissions and births at San Jacinto
Admitted to San Jacinto list includes Cleve Dickens and several others with room numbers. Gulf Coast additions add Kenneth Wells and others. All New Arrivals note Robbie Reeves, Dallas Arabie, and David Ray Todd with sons or daughter born June 6 at San Jacinto.
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Vernon L. Barringer
Harvey
Bergle
Jewell
Lindberg
Gulf Coast
Kenneth Wells
Grantham
J Billie
Rocky
Jem Haynie
Battlebell
James Griffith
Henry Scott Jr. Crosby
George Veal
Baytown
E. E. Pauler
Florida
Glen Muckleroy
Bolster
Murphy LeBlanc
Pine
James P. Woods
Highlands
Monta Davis
Houston
Robbie B. Reeves
San Jacinto
Dallas Arabie
Bowie
David Ray Todd
Vermont
Lincoln White to head Melbourne consul post
Washington AP Lincoln White a leading State Department spokesman, 57, is appointed consul general in Melbourne Australia by Secretary of State Dean Rusk. Kennedy to meet Macmillan in informal talks during late June Europe trip, White House says. Alabama campus patrols move ahead of Alabama university reintegration as Gov Wallace pledges no violence with Vivian Malone and James Hood due to enroll next week.
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Washington
Lincoln White
United States
State Department
Dean Rusk
White
Melbourne
Australia
Nedy
Harold .Macmillan
Kennedy
Europe
White House
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Highway Patrol
University of Alabama
George C. Wallace
Vivian Malone
Mobile
James A. Hood
East Gadsden
Houston Shoplifting Charges Involving Three Black Suspects
Three Houston residents are in Baytown jail for questioning on shoplifting. Leon Branch 37 Rosie Lee Jackson 35 and Chester McKinney Jr 37 were arrested after a store owner alerted police. Police recovered Sears Roebuck goods from their car. Jackson faces shoplifting charges while Branch is charged with vagrancy.
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Houston
Charles
McKinney
Miss. Jackson
Branch
Melvin Alford and family highlight 1963 yearbook reflect
The article notes Melvin Alford and his father, both pictured in the 1963 Robert E. Lee High School yearbook. The family, residing at 1505 N Fifth, attends Memorial Baptist Church. Melvin, 47, lives in Bay town and graduated from Lee High School this year, with his father proudly shown working with speech and debate groups from the Junior Optimist Clubs.
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Fifth
Memorial Baptist Church
Aford
Baytown
Melvin
Robert E. Lee High School
Baylor Summer Music Camp Welcomes Eight High School Teachers
Mrs. Mary Guemple of 705 Elmwood joins eight high school teachers assisting Baylor University music faculty for the 1963 Baylor Summer Music Camp serving Texas high school students.
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Mary GuempLe
Elmwood
Baylor University
Baylor
Racial Unrest Surges Across North Carolina
In Lexington a desegregation confrontation leaves one white man dead and another wounded as rocks and bottles fly. Officials threaten National Guard if tensions persist while Greensboro reports 287 arrests after a sitdown protest blocking a street. In Washington, the President signals readiness to use federal troops if student protests at the University of Alabama intensify next week.
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Associated Press
Lexington
N.C
National Guard
Washington
University of Alabama
Rites Set Sunday For Mrs. Jordan
Funeral services for Mrs. Lottie Viola Jordan 50 will be held at 2 p m Sunday at First Baptist Church in Dayton. She died Thursday in an Austin hospital. Survivors include her husband the Rev James Lee Jordan of Dayton two sons Capt Donald L Jordan of Grand Falls Mont two daughters Mrs Norman Corley of Port Neches and Mrs C W Forest of Warren Ark her mother Mrs Ida Templeton Kirkland and a sister Mrs Tom Geaslin plus three brothers and fifteen grandchildren. The Rev J T Tomlinson of Texas City will officiate with the Rev R C Hammack assisting Burial is in Jordan Cemetery at Batson under Sterling Funeral Home of Dayton care.
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First Baptist Church
Ytow
Larttle Viola Jordon
W. MM. Gray
Baytown
Austin Hospital
Ida Templeton Kirkland
Cecil W. Kirkland
Bennie Kirkland
Joe Kirkeland
Tom Godslin
James Lee Jordan
Dayton
Donald L. Jordan
Grand Falls
Mont
Norman Corley
Port Neches
QO. W. Forest
Warren
Ark
Lee Kirkland
Huntsville
J. T. Tomlinson
Texas City
R. C. Hammock
Jordan Cemetery
Batson, Tex
Sterling Funeral Home
Lottie Viola Jordan
W. M. Gray
Austin
Joe Kirkland
Tom Geaslin
James
Sterling Funeral Home i
Concrete Buckles On Bayway Road Jam Traffic
Crumbling concrete on Bayway Drive between Bay Villa and Humble Oil property caused traffic congestion around 4 p.m. Thursday. City Engineer John Busch cited extreme heat as the cause as the 10 foot section is slated for replacement by the county.
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Bayway Drive
Bay Villa
Humble Oil and Refining Co
John Busch
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